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MV Godzilla doesn't really take damage from conventional weaponry either, and you can't just assume a weapon would hurt Godzilla just because it's Sci-Fi. Hell, it's why San Francisco was abandoned, and the whole point of KOTM was that the Titan's radiation would 'help restore life' and whatnot. EVERY (not including Zilla or Hanna Barbara version) Godzilla emits radiation. TheLazyFish Rodan Member 1630 XP Dec-05-2019 2:11 PM I took in exam Serious Sam because i believe he's the only human character in every piece of media to be able to have a face off against Godzilla. If Sam's riding the jetpack i doubt Godzilla would be able to catch him, he's too clumsy and slow, i also doubt atomic breath could hit such a small and fast object, excluding the great effort it takes to be produced.

Serious sam 3 ugh zan full#

In conclusion i Believe Serious Sam would be able, using his full arsenal and jetpack, to at least neutralize Godzilla, he has weak points after all, gills and eyes, and assuming his sci-fi weapons are able to hurt him, concentrated fire in those points would make the titan flee. Ugh-Zahn main weakness are Lighting Beams, they stun him and disable his regenerative ability, sam defeats him by impale in his back metal scaffolding poles, in order to attract lighting strikes onto him, which eventually weaken him enough to be dispatched by Sam. In terms of offensive Ugh Zahn, being a Cyborg and not an animal, uses his augmented arms as cannons, which shoot endless barrages of plasma blasts and Missiles. Also Ugh-Zahn isn't a titan, he's an alien, in fact he's the leader of the Alien army, the loyal servant of the unseen alien overlord mental, therefore every major enemy in the game converges to defend him. Height:Ugh-Zan IV is 330 feet tall, Female Muto is 300 feet tall and Godzilla is 393 feet tall.Ībilities: Ugh-Zahn is a Bio-mechanical giant, he has a extremely high Health Regeneration rate and doesn't even flinch at any conventional weapon, he is able to keep at bay a 'Sandwhale' monster twice his size, unbeatable by sam without in the middle of the final fight. So to make this observation the most objective possible, i'll take in exam Serious Sam's 3 final boss: Ugh-Zan, and compare his Abilities with Monsterverse Titans to understand if Sam would be able to defeat them as he did with the final boss. I don't remember in the monsterverse to have seen anyone ever suffer from that.īut i realize the fallacy of this comparison, Godzilla is a Cinema creature, not a Final Boss. Well for what concerns radiation poisoning, i thought that it was a feature just in the 1954 movie, where godzilla was more of an apology for Nuclear Weapons and the sufferings they cause to the civilians. Secular Maniac Mothra Larvae Member 75 XP Dec-05-2019 1:56 PM Now, my point is: based on the inhuman fighting skills, infinite stamina, health durability, sci-fi arsenal, could Serious Sam, or someone like him, in monsterverse, being able to put down or overwhelm Godzilla? I know it's a stupid question, but i couldn't ignore the similitudes of the genre. Here's the final boss of the third game, which came out in 2011 Sam fights off chaotic hordes of marauding aliens, in every game, the final boss is represented by a 330 feet tall alien Abort, very similar to Toho's Monsters, which is always defeated by our almighty hero.

Serious sam 3 ugh zan series#

Ok, now i'm going off topic, Serious Sam is a videogame series developed by the croatian game developer croteam, the series is follows the adventures of Serious Sam, a one liner army captain from XXII century which is sent back in time to stop a God-Like alien overlord: Mental, which objective is to erase the universe from all intelligent life forms.

To get to the point, one thing i couldn't notice, a constant present since the 1954 Godzilla (depressing as a cancer, in the literal way) is the utterly inability of the Army to pose a slight threat or issue to the titans. I recently viewed the past movies of this cinematographic 'monster universe' and remained pleasurably enjoyed by it, it's over-the-top atmosphere, para-scientific explanations, Monster anthropomorphism and overall upbeat catastrophes made me very attracted by it. Ok i'm new here and this could seem off topic, and perhaps it's true, but hey, it's good to satisfy a whim. Secular Maniac Mothra Larvae Member 75 XP Dec-04-2019 2:48 PM